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How can I find where My husband's family moved him to

How can I find where My husband's family moved him to?I have not seen him since June 28,2008 and it is hard on me and I need him to come and get the rest of his things but I don't want his family come and get them but him,and they are to stay away from me.I told his Uncle which is his attorney that he have to come and get them for my husband and he reaply that he has a bad back and that my husband's family nedds to come and get them and I told his Uncle NO I do not want them around me but if he will bring my husband to get his thing that is the only way he will get them and is the only way I can see him at same time.I need help on this one to,how can I get them to let me see and talk to my husband?

 
by debbie_zsigray2003   8 Posts 
Posted on 11/21/2008 12:24 AM
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your husband doesn't have to see or talk to you if he doesn't want to. You can't manipulate the situation.

As I said in your other post, you need to get to legal aid and get some representation. ASAP
by spaznskitz   7745 Posts
Posted on 11/21/2008 1:46 AM
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